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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-10-06, Page 5:t IfIlJR$DAIro, „OCTOBER '7Tft,, 1037 ' e • 'THE' 141C1(NOW..4.VNTiNET; ADIES'. COATS • DUP§SgS KNgWEAR , . ;t1:,1•VERCO.ATS.:". 'Read;,IVIede 1444°470•11444,1",0,'.1,, . ,.• •.„,,H.,•.; I k J, OUTSTANDING-VAWES Ari WINGRAM PUP:PLE iss;Sthx eNrned 1101110 fr*n $outjrnjtoj.. • iiifise • Grace Walsh la. .sPqm,k0„)g,' rew we*at r.. Tout:' • Mr. ciT1 .Mrs. Frank "McFailgen. df. TiVerton, jailed On. 'relatiVet artitind the drove 'oh StIlidaY:. • Friends re g.t., t'o learn, of the iiegs• of 'Mrs!! Dore, r. • hnb ithie .Sc'ett2 • grid Elia Whitley- , „of:. Crewe, • visited with ' Mrs: Jack Eiiiei.tScin,1at •• !!! ! and • George r.ColWell`l'aii Nisited at"Mr; ROSel C011iIIE I driSayaha.,• ."^ • • ., • were' aiOne 'when Yon' , . COMmitteci the robbery , Delinquent: 1es, your, •Lotdship, •ou seewhen'yOu'.'have got:a yon 'never know .Whether. he is Iiimet.,e tZ not • • • ' ' The many friends of „Mr. George EinerSon, are 'Abased, to see him able fp be around again. • Mr. and Mrs. Pattersen, spent Mon- daY, evening at. Mr, W. I. Sears. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Emerson-Visithd at l\i Isaac Nixon1s at Belfast last Saturday. , Mr. '.4.rid 'Mrs., Donald Meilerlane, attended the fimeral Of the late .Mrs. Manners Of Bervie on Tuesday:, '• .•. , (Article.:::kritten by 'The Journal,: St Thomas, Oat). , .". . . . . ' Sikeesifid, homemaker v.:otot1 wife . . „ auct,. Mother, ..and • business f.. ' • Tedititil,i!tft*At the helm While 'the. Pre- ' , prOiett ability:,. Premier., "iniei;: was .att'enOt lg.. to die:Affairs Of state •at Queen'S Toronto,.^ has.notjes-, .sened• Mrs; , burn's Pride in home, nor thing§ that :bear • the stamp' of Ahd., gentlewoniam. Ifer home: arid 'home tur--, tolinding*-•both olainilier attention. % She is an, ardent ,hotfieulturist.:, o.her A - :finest, recreation is tO, get •oat .her plousiNardots„..itit ;her two- ,drert„.•sixYear-eld ',Peter; and three,year- old PittriCiai, Working :Aitieug her 'floyvett,', -er: supervising 'some. new landscaping , .§clicnic'' or deedrativet 'unit.. A, great "oh ,clitere'd ,theAfenburti: hotisehold. witii-lhe • arrival, of, !the, Pecinier's :And MTs. H:Rt, lioriits 'ailopted•kin And daughter.. petti Th children of' their. both have Opene their hearts to: the'. two Children, -POO was, Aire fit st arriyei ttur y bey, alivityt',:isking (tooth:oil 'pertaining 'to the .litindred and one .woiiderEof • his, new' life .and, every. tneli a! young fattier. ele Then - came . ,Patricia; sunny -tempered llttic'Patithiia Mere than rt. glint , 'Pe red gQ10' in. her &tiled tre kg. NO, mother. be could More,. Alevotcn •,,to;• the welfere,":"1, . her el ii .Eveft. StiodaY, niorning whet, th•ty :are' 'at. horne,Petet .airi Patsy; .:‘,;!, ••attcompany.their mother .to • the. ,vil- Unioti lo.nttend SundaySchool ' str the, little: 'clitir,ch that stand* not, p far '-fli:stant.lrear the ,co,utitry Scheel whop,: Premier acquired .. kileiviedge: of :.the. alphabet '. and Sc ' wordt 0f one , • 14rt...",1-lephiirit. an AVAA 11POcleit' tit PitOlYtttefl4i1 faith cit -good S • tr iyteritinismt -but ! fott 10Witi." 'church '.vnien she affiliated! tu thy , " e hureh„ ;attending : ,A10 'bine chiwcllin Union where peter ail Paw 1.)0..;‘, attend Sunday SClietilfl .'• Ineidentailf ‘!a:s. the iaitte Pretnier ntall(10(14t1.•iits 1.1o,,y1i6o(1, • , _ : trst Lady. , Ontario it :a 'busy btisy farin i'„Voiliati;*. She ,h4S no Aline for 'snobbery' bat alwaYs. .004. ,trrlrorne. 'OM „Itiosh4 $1i6. is the silue Rya: 1.-repbarit who .tt,As. 1'101'6 MI OW 014 f•Pott.'$timiloy. .10-'....$olactAtolv-townshit4-nettr., thq hittorio Village -of', Vitlgal, ...a MHO.. :Iwftei', than :V year ago:, L'She'..14 the smite whotfl. the. ititure., Pre:0104 rif Otilario ',courted aTiont .18 years. ago ititd:' took to rural. tlafirrs, tlitirth SOCIAIS' 'and, :he. garden parties ;in, the, bld Ja! !pay. tot; hasin 4ri..Hepburn assittant and co- ., :WOrker •whose : Worth canhot be underi• , estimated, ;;;..Thei. kit.st r LW:1Y .;?) Lthe re? vinCe. it aViet„, home-loving:woman„.,:a • „ !graciont hottest, to ;the! many, tithe. Visit ":•the. Hepburn. farm residence, , long miles "mjutli..cast 'of, the ,•eitY of •St. Thoinat: B�tlishe and the . Premier arc the 'Very , hospitality. 'Their •hdirie is . for., Ways. open to, Weir friend t and, acquallit . !,ances-,atid be. it said AO"their,'.dredit that ; their .warinett friends 'are still ,the • PcOpiC • ,tylle haVe.lcnt4tr, thin ..for„tyears. ,12r'49,01,11ar . husband, 1, the. • Preriiier,,, • Mr*, 'ha • net : permit:ten !political .1F,C.9§S• ' her head,: ; 8we the:. sqp, Aillatteeted Pers.on the, Wei., 1.2, Years' yfhor!locr,v.'tw4iborn jtist, ,htpig; yOang 'Elgin, County farmer:, `. 0111Y a cOmParetively few -people knOW 00 -appreciate' IIeptimu!s. husiticts ' :Filling the ,petition, of, Printo Mitritter Ontario, ...treasurer of the province, ...ntesident of the' eabinet; as 'vvell At lpelting after two 'Or- three ..btlier portfollOt the . last '‘feW • -inontha, hasn't .Loiven P.r.entler : ,ili-t.phortt • Much time ..to devote. to his fanning atiant,•47not nearly as' ittUh• as ha would • like tojEeVOte theati And. Premier :Ireplitird isn't a !small' fai'incr.. 1-1q has ;. nearly 1,006 *tot: .1.aiid under •ctiltivar, • , Akin of under `.pasturage. in Saudi ,Var- . Month!, ;m,;,hite i'armins aCtiVities 11 c dqierstfietl, to' •say least., • Solnl:bodY ' big t9 Manage that farni „during the • PRMierl'S • abSCiutt on 'official 'duty` ,and the' rpiii6tUibitiiY., Mr's... ,i-lept;ttro. has itiolod gfole the' farm . Manage- Inent esceptionatly wt41; t-ettencliti t10.,VariouS Tictai S Lapailly as ally -e,t. Petteaced &Add, ••• • 1 ; , , . , • : The. Prairie!' ,,placet faith in; Sptind judgioetit,2, 'torn , raised. l5 i1 bNWY nwist OrogreSSIVO and 04(11011 ..fartiters in -4014(1.1#0,14 township, UrS, niaatieal 'knowledge '.ots. lariiiituitfllid Win life that bas t/ooa, ho,. goad istdad; • t,..I'k*1.:.%*•‘-1••••••• . ' cated,Oni“ainek7,,,,_ .0kelucknow fe:atufe. • ,BY: . Mae „One thing , twhich • brought fame to Laiknovi, 'Village on the• border : ol, •the eotinties of Huron, and ' Bruce,1 was, the Caledonian Society ,...TOSt who was • the -first, to, . founc the sciciety' ia not. known. It was !howevet enthusiastically inaugur, -atecl- during.- the -winter:of- Ili-74,75'- •*-0,i4b*A.10,4-wait i1roi4e-nr-otte1cdrksi:tttr•- tien!of the society!for giving help to Seotchmen who' were . in need • oz. to their faioniet. It Wa§' hlse design!! ed develepiagiaatihilaY S.onthnent 1O4C,erhallsil Plitii•rinest Prortlinent, an the: -lictle ing •Cif 'annual •getherings'' for athlette That the'se...gathIering:* 'Were •:''*c!..1 opecessful. and so largely attended May, be attttiliiited, primarily to the enthusiastic- Scotch . element of the surrounding- territory and, to the' un- tiring efforts of the officer. to :Pro- vide' attractive fea1alre4. The •• Luck - now Caledonian Society was instru, mental- in inducing the following te their gatherings: "Donald Dinnie, the letAtiing Ilthrete• of Scotland; • also George Davidson, another faindus7 athlete from. the United Stetesi_the ChaAnnn,`SeottiSh-Piper,-Wcillern Mc- Lennan,.'left Seotland for a' visit at te'r being solicited by the society. In 1881 one Of. the attraction's Was Pip - Per 3:_e!e..0.1...11,911_41".Y.f.-!to_rtneriE.,Of the 78th. Highlanders, and the iorind of whose pipes were the first assurance the beseiged n Theknow (India) ,had of ,the neatriesi •the trooPS, sent for the relief at I the .tie the'„in rny The Manageinent atall gathering,,,,§? was "eiceellent, and it is a reE40.0 eVerithing •pronfised ;the' programs '!twas: :Carried out::: Besides „.• his; there; was -n,,,hearty liberal ":.*up-.: .t 1 .w a A T a a th TS -u. pr fr 18 er in or hy Pa at th ti "0 At 'Bu Au .orit•JaceeridedAt4brAltpedlihreoft illage Ameng, these who were co eeteci' With the sOeiety' at its inee ion .was bonal4 A. ittlackirnmon. 11 as thA ,eblef ofthe society .frOin" i Orniation :until he left Iaicitnaw in 899; with thelexceptien ,of ,one Year heti; he was taking :a:Post graduate mate.. ' . • f." ' 'klirat.; Gathering , The first, -,Of the.;athletic tgatheringsn as :held, in` Septeniber. Of 1875..Dur- ilg this And. the following `Year they ere held. at Hugh; McKay's:grounds. roM „1877'' to :1880 the.Agricultural ark: ivveg Used.- After that aII the. etheringS. were held at ',erne; Park; " property Which ..Wae • Purchased by: he ',a0Cibty; . • In Lorne 'Park the sOciety bnilt: the griculturel : . large frame kneture of --datagonal."-Shape:.--of its ht sides each Wa00,...:_feet.40.nic. his building, •erected, in 18/331—waST. estbYed by. •fire in 1900, 'The. 'first thletie' gathering :was held in 1870, nd a Prie :list- Of '0300 offered. he attendance ' wa.S so encouraging at. in 'the -billewing year the man, genient increased' the Prize .' list W0. AegatJgjnck Ceeeding 'Yeei; , was increased, the itet offered grdually increased ow: hundreds to • thousands, and in 84., ail .13,rize list $1.;400 Was off, P • . In ;1882, there were, .12,000, ,people• •attendance. ' .Sateh a largescith- ''.cOnraet was pnly' ,reached .e."°!ljel4itgn Of the 'reikvaS' cein ITO P•• tst which; in. '4875, .offered fares exehrsion rates. Then; as •the de - and .inereased.,•theY fuinished spec- „traios..At the heed! of ./each 'Of e programs was grit, fo/Idwirig.sen- hientt h' Canada I role ye well 4o' *Le o' thine; ithin .thy. wide domain there beats ae,•truer ''.•neart than min,ek 'I when, a-daY coin's .rount.' !Scotia has her claiMs;, • »...• e lflstle aye tipperiGit; gang, to 'see !the Of irse,, the Main ;features; Of •tfteet7:61 withthe, name an4 objects of h ,, ty,. 'Prizes were, given .,:to the :best rfotinet ozi the bagpipe*, • te, the St' thineet'.of reel§;:;:strathepey8;,the dance,also - the 'best•dresSeti atria and.,.'boy in Oland coattinie., jn feats :Of ength..and: 'Skill: , Offered, Vered a wide field familiar. tor all otch athletes. !then there ...WaS. 8. ettithhety, contest for wettlen d t 46101-4,, toOrnimant,,,, The ',0x7: ernent reaelied its elinilatt ;4var. `the g,ofOvvar bitar'eeR'' toas chosen :he.%en '0 Bruce anIthe COUnties,• This. Was 'generally the ittat event On :the '„ritotritin„ .Arootig tli0 gtiectat'etg„ the excite- ment was intense, soirie. Of them, be- •irik .se carried away that lt,,'!yas were 'prevented' ,,frOin tlieit, side to viotoiy:X14.e. hat tikerCillet that , ,eted over the eetre line Each .tcaiti: nage 'b' tlie cheers Of „their friend' straltett, Ver hillgek! ft,- Oat, slipped, A sliglttadvantage' the Other side 11VOUldbe thus ab,,. :* Mr, and MO. „.Ioyd» rY: and IrlakY and Mr'• 'PorcY pf 4ur,O0f, vVere Sunday vlsitors With, xelativell here. •• • , 'BeV, Lane -of godqich eallbd en friOnsla here oa.„..Menq3,r evening!. , end Mrs', 0. Topper of Walk ,ertoo were Sunday visitors at••. -Art 'GrallailiN, • ' 1, Mr. and 10S. Ay/1i. Bushell and ROhnie - Of 'London, Were Week -end rti were Sunday •Visiters At 'Win, PetcY'S.:, 111r..• Robt:' NebeAn .'receiVed wqrd of her niether, 4;.' 1rnei••ginipatliy tOided 10 M" • 111`„q,Tfatt ;-.4n„hery „„ ! • %Mrs. ANT':' Boyle .retsir,nedilfOrne !Op- Moncia'y".; after ,Spending the • Past :two week* with friends 'at Mooi-esviIk! Mr. 4-nd. Mrs. „Alex McKay., and babe were „Sanclay, visitors at John Ross"„ con. 10: , Miss Mary MeLean' is, spending a TOW days at her 19nnne'• • ' • Anniversary l•setvices Will, be "held; the PresbYterian' church on: oet, 17th, ,gt 11 a.rn. and 7.3'0 Pai: ,Win• young . be the . . kpe'eirktIllkeaChPr.Neit, Snndy tPlindit§giving 'servide will. be hold at the afternooniSetvide. M'ii3e' ad Jean Lune ot ,weJi4od, 'Spent • ; the" week -end with their Parents, Mr. and1VIrS.. Jnb.• Lane 'JVIi and Mrs...., 'jno. •ReWsein atid sons :Cecirge anBiJ1y of London, and Mit. .4,11c1" Mrs.:.•:Baker of Detroit re- -Trewed ;old .acquaintenees !here. last ,week...; • ". ' !. • .:... .; • , Miss•-,..EarY Corrinierci,..of , Galt Was a reeerit Visitor nt • Mr.',Thos„ Mrs..:itarold Thonnisori; Of Kinloss. visited' last week :with Mrs. 'Art Gra .° • • ' i mr§:, Levi Eelcenswillei., viti*, n With; her' sister :;11:14,-s;• VI Johnston at 'bp held in the 'Anglican Church:- on the last Sundayoetej,er. . Biersordivhs reeent itor at.the 1V1e,Lectil PENSION'S: FOR; BLIND ,BEGI*S. Completion., 4f, • the agreginent be- tWeen. the Dominion and •Proviricial govertirrilents, Whereby pensions ; of $40 inol-nthly- will''be paid. to all blind persons over the age of 40 1s. annotio- ced at the Parliament. Buildings. Pay- rnentt are to begin .at Once. The. pro, • vincial goVernment!'ha.s Alivays. fav- ored this tneasure but' had to wait until now .tO''Pertnit the .• Dominion legislation'. to be . passed. Ontarie is, the firat •prOvinee, to • conclude an , • • • EXPECT 1.,ANDSIADE„ ' AT FIRST; ATTEMPr, -.-The-inan--vvho-advertiSos • conAtehtly the Mari •who _achieves result*: from 10, hut the rhwhoadv_ertises-oneeL arid, eicpeets.:a landslide of business, . • - is the. disappointed -man who ,•coni plain's, that: advertising does Mit POY; Say svvhitt you will, It -Lis who hat -inners away, Week' after week With his sale's ..niesSege • vvlic, :flees get .,re- §uits and tells,:you',A*,2_ad.V`ertising. :does': pay; • And -be realizes": that -People will Ladvertisedmerchan, Oise tar qnielcer than that which isn't. Ile's' tight;they will. ' ItOLTTEg NO* ARRANGED FOR STALLION • INSPECT S , • . , -StAllieii ”()Wiwi§ Wishing, •Inspe 'Advised 'To ..Get In Touch Immed- iately With County Agricultural • Representatives ;To •Arrange „yree.,,InsPections • stallion inspectors by '.co ties, in tlib three provincial distrj�ts is now arranged by the Stal, Iio Eiirelment. Board. In each county: Stallion oWners should. communicate 'With , their,. agricultural ; tepreserita- tive at Oe for further detail* re: •garding...'trines, ,and places of • insime, tion. within the comity,' :stAtes . I:. E. O'Neill, Live 'Stock Direetcir of the Ontario Department of 'Agrichlture, and,. secretary 'of .the Ontario. Stal- lion Enrolment. :Board., • Mr...O'Neill 'points 'mit that no 'Per- son can' lawftilfy stand, :travel or, offer for lite or side Any stallion un- Iessthe' Snine is piire bred ariduntil such Stallion „khas. been 'enrolled ;and the certificate of Iiirolnient. issued'. All 'stallions INT tell were lsst, irt- speeted. Previous t the fall 'rif 1984. require inspection et this, .tinie, .Thie inspettion .is Free. -Ho it eter,„ewhers of ;Stallions' ;that reqnire inSpection, 'and d'onet preSent them at this time, will be eharic.d 4a fee of $10.00 for ,special • insliectiori at , 4 later date: Therefore it behoove*" every stallion .oWner, to'get in toneh."with thAgi eultural reDreSentiltiVe; of 'his county immediately, • Any stallion. Which''has never been. itispeeted ',either" bectilige it it' a :Pelt ii.tsticoining into service,. or a inat, Itted horse jtist imported into • this . province . requires intPeCtiOn; ,Mr. O'Neill .,stht6s, 1i gdiA§e§ eery own- er. of it stallion. who . has hot, re- ceiVed the • 19.37 report the !Stal-; Efirelinetit Board to Write for a •report.to the ..LiVe Steek Braneh, On- tarhi tDepartinent. ,of - Agrichlture, taitiostl.."-Eiteduraged -therehy•I , yet,' ie More 'effort Was' Pitt forth, and ..aakid the thciuta of. thonSitticit a "illraw'' tva§ tritid$, and ,thelt opporiettii are ttditerogs the liie.• yettitg. s. • •411'•,,0,2;'),Y. • kit6E ovp " ;4.12.41,•*1.:;;:]. , • . "."-''':f.;76;2144;;k7;,',".•tls. 5* -4 1.441.-4:;ver - •••• -%••./1- 01,; • rit ?her. ie an Unwritten law In the theatrical profesi3ion. , Regardless of what. ' happerts—A"the show inigs,t go OW" . In thousands of thecitree throughout. , Ontario this' same traditional. rale, still , aPPlies. , but in . ti.:differer4 way. *:.TOday..."the show must 49 'on".....-'47ith Hydro.' . ,the „Taikus„ anctilychit.: bring to the cities and the ithau towns alike:th. e.' ,best-the-theatre---offersTin--dranicc- Music, comedy,. while travelogues. ond. the. majority of theatres now : provide • . '.. . - . ,-, , '. . ',„ , t . IlYcllio also Makes It•Pc.agstb10 to OrLiOY your theatre 'light -right through the '''• ' news-reils bring a new form ;of education.... hOttest season, with the aid Of aix Conclitiohing and coolinwsystents, Which " TM" lictiniH*40-servtoe that is essential for the "Nall`cies" fit alsOitecessary . fet--nitilitba—s-e13-4t-tertnis;lawn.glioWling and ether forms of night enterboixt7 =lent and sport, which electricity now irLakes it. possible to enjoy to a 'Much . , 1, Thus in the realm Of entertainment ail:a sport-:-ros.in so. many, other phases • • of *ciCtisity,-Ilydroyour Hydro -.-makes an essential. .,contriblitiOnAo better,. happier.' healthier livelihood for the people the-riviinCe Of Ontario witlt..its low-cOst , power. \l`r . ' • ' The eucCoss of Ilydroin::being'able to lower tower costs in the pcts,t two years.' ,,r;;•. fab. Of.cigeneratincreasein•the priCe„Sf. practically everything we use, 6.1.,,,notewoithy4a*Levernent.c_-_-1*coatinuous,,efforittlowei'- ese-p-ower costs still further, and :•eiterid the benefits which 'accrue throughout the Province of OntaFieels 'et mcitter in 1which*OU sktpiald be vitally interested. 4,7 a — • : ,t41- HEALTH SERVI.CE or. THE'cANADIAN MEDICAL ---ASSOCIATTOICAND LIFE ' ,,,,ANS,URANCE-CO*FANIES-'" '• 11.4 CANADA ' • .• TIIE ,SKIN ' • . • ,•• Beauty may be only skin-deep, .but a:healthy skin, is the tefiection of the health of the whole. body. The skin „miirsits•_the_manner.„ of „IiVing„.:431:_the._ inchvidnal• t, • ' A, healthy Skin' generally means thrit a healthy inede' of, life is fol- lowed, and that the body is in „a ,state of health: A.' flabby skin usually !Lin- dicates lack ;Of exereise, .and srig- gess that the Muscle§ of the body ,are in poor shape, • Paleness, blotehes, pimples and other :such conditions very frequently Mean that thehabits of life are fatil- ty."It. may be that the diet is :not bal- anced or that the need ' for rest: is tover-leoked or that iniffieient fresh air is not being secured.N . • titfditurietely, all skin, abnOrinal, ,ities:, are .n,ot dile to unhygienie life and Cannot be corrected by at- tention to the. habits of .living.. The, Majority, however, are due to '••such' causes,and they ,can only be corrected by giying' attention to diet, rest, fteth air • ...and the other essential health needs of the bOdY. • t The skin is ,nature's battier to in.; feetion. The brOken skin 'invites :the; entrance Ofterins -which cause' infee- tion. It is therefore desirable. to 'care for the skin, t& protect it:and to keep' it intact.. •av;e0one should , have his own • wash clotti 'a rid, towel. Colvin:in, ItoWels are:respensible for the spread. of' skin infectibn. , : The skin " is, also ,.the Means by which the dotistgot tentkeritiire,et the body maintatned.: through Perspitatitin, the skin ;increases sevaPoration aid the .dissipation ,of heat.. It. is desirable to keep the • 'skin clean, in .order to enable it to. 40 it hist Work: The. rininher of baths indicated for anY'individuill depends upon hia,Mode of life and 'the season Of , the The 'person who • perapires 'freely..att, the result of his work, oron account of the heat, Should 'take a vertu bath Vioo warm latitiAa.a, week are 'adYisablefor. evetyerie,. .additien to'16eptOg , the skn 'clean; baths.. have , other, ,good effeets. A teed bath eaeh moraine is, to any stimulating: and tioSirable. There are' 'others Nillho do not: react well to a tool' or .cold 'bath, and. who f ditned' 14iIt. SUChf should 1Veid emit baths ait • that are *hatinful for Hiatt', • AS we have said, 111%11'04 ,Ca*es healthy .skin is,'Sectited,0.446.0thsti. ttl'ode• Of living and bk-:.170.1ea,ftsst. Akin costlitione Which tie riot, rea0Orld' to SUCli. &ire: require;niedical, treat.. mit4• healthy skin mitrota ,,iestidhealth and is ,p,etsoital asset that •Cahriet , be'. se:cuted . "Mteept tiitough , „ t: GOT :RANI IN 'WRINGER Gritdori.; Beckett,' a yetnig :ward'. a .the ,:Children's:.. Aid. .• Society, whle playing i.'111 he : :wash room.; the. Shelter , he're •Satitrd0.37-: morning, • , WaSher‘. Some 'manner :get his ttirtied: 'on• the tWiteh. of., the. ,eleetric hind*: eatight hetWeen, the liners q the .wringer.,, which happened to. bein •OPeration. His ,ariri• wa'S draWn. livial- ,inOst 'to the elboW before the.machine. v`;!ias. stoPnedc and he was •releaSed. ' . , was. necessary. to, secure medical aid for the yomigtter, • but beyond 4, badly bruiSecLand,.swolle .arm re.. 'oeivqd -.1-Walketitint Herald , 1,17i1'en asked to paraphrase a. sent. tenee''''he on teeing:bee": a. schblargtie' the • f011owingr "tiler sight of her :Abuhled hitn up.'".: •• SUB S( RI PTI f ,t)6 - FROM NOW UNTIL THE END g •THE YEAR THE MAJORITY ' :SUBSCRUPTIONS, TO .THE LIJCK• • NOW SENTINEL 'EXPIRE. • SUBSCRIBERS ARE REQUESTED TO. EXAMINE TI1E LAI3EL ON PAPER, AND yhipsi 'IZ'ENE1V: PROM ;,Ti[,,Y, r • , 'BY, SO DOING • TAKE', ADVANTAGE. OP. '•AIWAN(*'S'AtiN.O. a ' ITtIONE • , • ,